The McHugo Homes Blog

As Birmingham’s property market enters the final stretch of 2025, the contrast between the city’s broad stability and the turbulence within its premium suburbs has never been more pronounced.

Harborne and...

The third quarter of 2025 has revealed two distinct stories unfolding across Birmingham’s most prestigious suburbs. Both Harborne and Edgbaston remain deeply desirable locations, admired for their period architecture,...

With autumn is upon us, it is a fitting point to reflect on how the market has performed so far in 2025, and how McHugo Homes has fared within it.

The national picture has been one of resilience. More homes have come...

Harborne & Edgbaston see family homes at the centre of activity

August brought a steady rhythm to the Birmingham property market. Nationally, mortgage rates are showing signs of stabilisation, while speculation around the...

September marks a potential turning point in the property calendar. The summer holidays are over, families are back into routine, and the property market in Edgbaston and Harborne starts to pick up pace again. It’s a...

The property market in Edgbaston and Harborne this August isn’t following the usual summer script. Instead, it’s offering a unique mix of more homes to choose from, shifting price strategies, and solid demand for the right...

As the UK housing market finds its footing in 2025, all eyes are on one critical factor: the mortgage market. With interest rates beginning to ease and nearly 1.8 million fixed-rate mortgage deals maturing this year, borrowing...

The property markets in Harborne (B17) and Edgbaston (B15)-based on houses only- delivered a clear message in Q2 2025: activity is rising, stock levels are increasing, and both sellers and buyers are adjusting to the realities...

Trying to make sense of the property market in 2025? You’re not alone. Stock levels are on the rise, buyers are increasingly price-sensitive, and while interest rates are easing, progress remains slow. It’s a climate that...

May was a significant month for the UK housing market, marked by two bank holidays, a long-anticipated drop in the Bank of England base rate, and a record influx of property listings. The result? A market that’s busy, but...